Trooping Of The Colour !

[Sqad]

Just some comments.

Prince William (you know what i think of him) looked as miserable and objectionable as ever.
Duke &Duchess of Sussex both looked miserable, as though they had just had a row.
Guardsman Lall was well hidden and was a credit to his regiment and family and his headgear was " no big deal" "storm in a teacup"............although my reservations still stand although attenuated.

[Sqad]

Incorrect........Prince George was just one third of the OP.

[murraymints]

oh dear...hope the old boy is ok now...

[naomi24]

sqad, I stand corrected. A regurgitation of one third of it.

[Sqad]

LOL^^^

[naomi24]

See ... you DO have a sense of humour. ;o)

[kvalidir]

I love Prince Harry, and Meghan seems okay, William and Kate seem nice but a bit dull, lil George is adorable, I could just munch him and Charlotte they will have their hands full with her and she's awesome, Sikh solider sans bearskin is indeed ' no big deal'and I really hope that the chap who passed out and fell off his horse is alright, although i'm sure he'll really feel it even if he is, could have happened to anyone in that heat. x

[roopower]

Even I don't smile all the time.

[hereIam]

I thought young George looked cute and cheeky just like any four year old and as usual, his little sister looked adorable. I personally think William and Kate are a credit to the country and it was lovely to see our Queen surrounded by her very large family on the balcony.

[andres]

I enjoyed watching the Trooping of the Colour on TV.
The Sikh guardsman wasn' t hidden , in fact he got quite a lot of media attention. He was both smart and very proud.
Field Marshall Guthrie fainted and unfortunately, despite some of the other guards trying to hold him upright ,he fell from his horse and landed heavily on his head. I hope that he will be alright.
The children on the balcony were behaving just like any other kids. Giggling, pointing and laughing . Favourite part for me was when Savannah clamped her hand over Prince George's mouth to stop him singing .